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New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
NEW JEENEr COlST NOrES.
COSTLY PLEASURE RESORTS rEoSPrcrrD ALONG
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r.>c ur,>,u r..c ~ Tho HIGHLAND r,acl, I'm.
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ana Joseph {. DAVIS "i 7"Hth'IAhS'' y. D. mas p"r
chased largo tract - Land between sandy Hook and
sea Bright. opposite tho Highlands Of Navc,iul 4
l. pn,,cr ~ ,er ,. NJ y,rl, l,,.,. ont tho ,ror
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New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
DIPHTHERIl And SCARLET FErER.
ROTH DISEASES HOLDING THEIR OWN LIST Ol


ROTH DISEASES HOLDING THEIR OWN LIST or
CASES AND DEATHS
There was slight decrease Of diphthcrla In the city
last week but members of the Health Department
could not say that the disease had reached its turn
ing polnt For about eight months the prevalence
Of dlphthcrla has caused much anxiety at Sanitary
UcadIuartcrs. So many children were dying from
the disease I'm juno that a special report mAdc 10
the Health Board. During tho summer thcro was
no apparent abatement Of the disease, which conin-
ned 10 spread In every house district I'm tho
CIV and though the Health Board took special meas
urcs 10 check the cOntagton the disease continued 10
increase until I'm October more than 100 fresh cases
wcrc reported each week At the beginning of the
present month dlphheria had spread much that the
fresh cases numbered nearly 900 I'm week II would
require very little additional Increase 70 make tho
Health Board acknowledge epidemic Of the disease
Lately scarlet fever has been increasing rapidly,
AMI has excited alarm In parts of the city whore diph
iberia has not caused many deaths some persons
who i've near the electrical subway have got the idea
that the turning up Of 80 much foul earth I'm tho
streets j, ln cspou,hlc for the spread of
both contagious diseases. but the Health COmmls-
soucrs have said that there IS reason for such a
notion Tho Commits. .Ioucrs Insist that the only way
10 stop the spread ~ the diseases {, prevent tho
carrying Of germs from house to house They be-
levc that tho improper airing II bedding and clothing
which has been In contact with dphthcria and scar
let fever patients spread, both diseases rapidly Work
on a new building for dsirfectius purposes In East
sixteenth Il. is bring pushed as rapidly possible
when thc building IS finished tho Health department
viii d-iufrct bcddng and clothing on a luso >cale
ly a dry heat process without charge Following D, a
record Of confacu. disease, 300 the city for two weeks
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
EyD or 4 LoNG IR0y orr srIr

The trial Of the suit Of Gustav Lundborg against
the Albany and Kcnss saacr Iron and Steel Company
las occupied nearly two weeks before Judge Shpman
IN tho United States Circuit Court. Tho iron anl
steel company ordered 200 tons Of swedish iron from
Iundborg, tho agent OF a swedish iron firm. Tho
company refused to receive the iron when II arrived
alleging that the Iron contained too great proper
tlOn of phos sphorous The suit was brought TO re-
cover Its value. II was first tried In 1888 and A
verdict Of sI2 900 obtained by tho plaintiff.
now trial ordered appeal to the United States
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
4 MISSING doLp crRrIrlcArE.

Max Gabriel, OF No. 100 East One hundred and
eighth st. ia tho Harlem Court yesterday sw"rc that
between April II and - he handed Emanuel 'llman
of j. Ullman .S Coz brokers and bankers, OF No. 100
Mercer St. IA Nj 900 gold certificate. Gabriel says
he left II with the firm ON deposit, but II was never
credited to HIM Mr.. Ullman said he never received
thr certificate, but l.. j. Lynch, of No. 40 Irving
place who formerly worked for the brokers as book
krcprr stated that the certificate was received by
MIR Illman at that time and was placed In tho safe
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
LIEUTENANT FISHER UNDER ARREST.

wAsHISGroS. Dec. 1O.-An order has bocn issued by
the Navy Departments detaching First Lieutenant H. G.
Fisher from command OF the marine guard the Nipsc
md ordering him 70 report In to the conmandsnt
Of re New.York Navy Yard. Lieutenant Fisher
Gently tried by court martial for conduct unbsco
an ohcer and gentleman and the findings OF the court
awaiting the action OF the Navy Department.
His detachment at this particular time Is taken ev
d-ncs that the court found MIN gnlty Of tue charges
alleged against him an inps.e1 "a sentence.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
NE SHOULD NOT ESCAPE SO rlSlIE

william Dunn, clerk in the employ Of W. liz
Nelson, a coal dealer In Dcgraw ST. Brooklyn "S
arrested yesterday for collecting 300 beions'hs "
Nelson and keeping the money. when nh"h
brought into court, he said that the amount no AN
collected was S2ll and that he had settled WIN "-
Nelson and his arrest due to a mistake !, hia,
wife learned Of his arrest and appeared asah, rs
She said that she had not been supporter y, INN, nm
husband, who had sent her to tho ihssHo arc, ~ in
when she was III. Dunn, she says haa ~, mott
money when sho sent to tho @sy ,un. vassei
time ago he abandoned her entirely Justice Jusu;a,n
ordered Dunn to 10 held fur further e1sihiha'~ =
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
COIL MHII MEN IT CNENH.

The chess tournament at Columbia College ha
been narrowed 10 two players, Hines 81 and Ircchcn
ridge, s. OF I. Tho final game for the first plac,
will bo played tomorrow evening. Shilabcr, 80
Jacoby 90, and Navcidc. SO, Will contend will
the who Is defeated In this game, for the Sccon
prizo. The round Will bo played Thursday night
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
Nrw nrELcERS FOR MLrcnELL POST

Al the regular meeting Of the william q. Mitchell
Post No. $50, G. A. r., Friday, fhe following
officers were elected: John S. Ellison, commander; T.
Vcrhocrcw. S. " James ID. Boar'lman J. v; Or
Robert MIlbanls, surgeon. David CrOulcr, quarter
master. Matthew Glcnns, O. u. George Van wagner,
O. g.: Mark Lawrence. chaplain. The post has hid
a cain OF nfccn mcnilcr during the last quarter.
thle hclng The thrl term for Tho cOmmandcr
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
THE FISHERIES COMMISSION ADJOURSs.

wAsHNGToN Dec. 10 (Speciah The members OF the
Fisheries Jsnt Com nssan have decided to take
lion After session to-day which lasted several hours
the Com mission adjourned until January 4. 1893. Sir
Charles Tuppcr will leave here tomorrow for Winnipeg
where he will meet Lady Tupper. and the two will pro-
ceed thence 70 Ottawa Mr.. Chamberlain will leave
Washington December 10 for Ottawa. where he will
visit Lord IansdOwns dunn, the holiday On
Monday next the gentlemen Currctcd With the Fisheries
scystatons will visit Mount Vernon Of the Gov
Srnment vessels the guests of Secretary Bayard.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON Doc. 10. The resignation OF Second
lieutenant AMI rose Mofiarty. 9th Infantry, been
rcspted take effect December Is. First Lieusnap MT
frederic V. Abbott, Engineer Corps, has been ordered
ron Charleston s. c., to Fort Caswe ". C., for tenn
Iorsry duty.
First Lieutenant I. O. Fetto, Marine Corps has been
attached from Marine Barrscks Pensacola, and ordered
Brooklyn. n, " 10 take mand Of the marine guard
Y the Nipsic. second Lieutenant James L. NahsBey.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
REPUBLICANS ALIVE IN wAsIIvGToN.

wAsHISGToN. Dec. 10 Cspeciob.-Not for many years
have the Republican residents Of the District OF Co
lumbia shown much interest and activity in pol
tlcs as within the past two months. In that time
.hc National Republican Association and tho Republi-
can National League have been formed. Both have
obtained cCmmOdous quarters and their combined
membership exceeds 500. A. VI. Clapp, formerly OF
Buffalo and aftcrward Public Printer. IS president OF
the Association, and General Edward I. Beale, for
merly Minister to Austria IS president OF the League.
The latter organization occupies large building facing
the equestrian statue of George H. Thomas in tho north
western part Of the city. Its membership includes
many prominent nonresident Republicans. Among
the members added recently arc Senators Evarts,
Sherman ingalls, Allison. Plat. Nmdei and CullOm
and Representatives william Walter Phelps, Hcndcr-
SON Of Illinois. and many others.
Ono Of the most interesting features Of the member
ship IS the large number of leading business Of
Washington who help 10 compose II. and who, whom
the National Administration was in Republican hands,
never known members of party organization.
They ont in force at TIC reception TO the Ma
tIonal Committee Thursday night. II is evident that
they are wide awake and that their Influence Will be
felt in the coming Presidential campaign.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11

WAsHINGTON, Dee. 10 The Postmaster General to-
dav issued order changing the OF tho post
st Kansas CITY, Kan. fren Wyanotto TO Kansas City, TO
correspond with the name of the town.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
Villas AND LAMAR CONFIDENT.

wAsnISGTox, Dec 10 (SpeciaD.-I IS understood
that Democratic Senators have informed Mc>srs Villas
and Lamar that they need feel no apprehension IN
regard TO their confirmation by the Senate. " The
Star" is authority for the following statement;
There are various rumorS in circulation about
grounds Of opposition; but these are ascrbed 10 IT.
responsible persons who, perhaps, circulate such
stories means Of retaliation for disappOin'ments
suffered The report that Mr.. Villas might encounter
opposition because Of the alleged interest Of brother
I'm irregular land claims is disposed OF by the state
that the Postmaster General has no brother IN,
tercsted IN any such claims. Tho allegation In regard
to the brother received but little notice from senators
beyond the remark Of one or two Republicans that II
Il were made I'm any sort Of authoritative form II
would require inquiry. As the committees are not
vet organized all comments about tho fate Of the
pending nominations speculation, but there IS
good ground for the opinion that they Will all be con-
frmcd and that without difficulty II IS said that even
should there be serious effort 10 reject Mr. Lamar
would fail because Of the Republican senators
openly declare their intention 10 Vote FOR him. and,
OF he will receive the lea"ty support OF all the
Democrats. The votes Of two republicans, together
with the Democrats would confirm him
There IS ground for the belief that the Senate
committee will scruiinize rather closely the alleged
relations OF Mr. Villas certain business enterprises 10
Wisconsin. which might be promoted or Injured By
official action in the Interior department.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
CAREFULLY ELUCrDATING THE SITUATION
FROM The baltimore Hc,aid

Mr Blaine Is unquc~iouaiy the most generally
achuOW lcdgrd leader Of the rank and Gle of the iir
publlcans and his uitcranccs upon great party quest
ions carry with them iOrcn that can bc melt her
denied nor Ignored He dcslRnatcs In his
usually vigorous manner, tho palpabc inllacics to
which Mr Cleveland has committed himacf aud
furcbly rrcounts tho many evils that would result
from the adoption Of the line of governmental policy
urged in his message.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
REVEALING sorND HEART AND HEAD
yrom me rrcn'on Ga,,r>.

II uhc lntcrylcwj illustrates u the mos, lmprc, ,lyr
vav tie difference between narrow. partisan
tyro and a spcndldly equipped. patriotic statesman.
lie has much To ssy hat d, houghtul. bril
liant and wise on questions that ar nov prominent
lu American polite II IT, clear that Nj Blaluc's
knowledge of and patriotic Interest In American affair,
have not abatcd under tho influence OF his fore sn
a,sI-
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11

Supreme Court The jury on the present trial was was
Yesterday morning for ss, ,4G4 so for the plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11

Marine Csrps mas been granted leaye OF absence for
thirty days the expiration OF which he srderea '"
duty 1T Nariue Barracks ut Portsmouth, N. Il.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11

MIR Blaine is not absorbed In the diversion Il
swinging Indian clubs n Tar, that be- neglccts cn
ticly American politics, and target Ia hi, ca
crci,c Of striking from the shoulder hr quickly and
iu, fully sul,tiucs the Presidents message for mo
twinglng bag Of hi, gymnasium NJ. hainc has
lost nothing Of his vig"r, point and lnscnuiiy =
dcbatcr
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
EASY WORK FOR THE CONVENTIONS.

HON INf INIIdNfIVIttu 4tIIfF III'''' 4|-''
That Mr. Blaine is tho choice OF threefourths OF the
Republicans tho country FOR President docs not admit
of doubt. Among those ardenty desiring ms ccct"n 10
the Presi irucy are many who are In doubt as 10 hs
availability Mr Blauc's buglc call comes from 10
yord the sea, accepting CieNcaud- chall"usc 10 tho
country as challenge hiSse AMI he SHES hrs castor
IN The ring aHd summons his followers 10 the coshai
1t therefore. Cleveland and blaine for next year.
and all the conventions Will have 10 10 j. 10 see can
dilacs for Vice President u "a notable concldener
that both fhs caniiafcs for Vice President IN l--i are
dead and haturthcr lived half the term which both
earnestly lAborsd to sdiu IS tho second officer of tIs
mont
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11

ff'W IW i''i's "'"''''
What the giratr-t OF Aucir Irof'c pnl.fr wuIld
answer To- PRECEDENT tlrNrIaud, ifr" Trade suprt''
f. printed rl~cNhrrc. II d, ui-trrly answer l'"if
true Ancr.o a. VIII read 10 With pt"lonhi ">ia NON
II the democratic party joins iu ihc challenge
Of H. vcutItc,onue President, "" promise That U'
Republican party stands ready io a'ccy' u.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11

Judging the metal and literary powers Of the tw
mcn 10y the message of the one and the tcr-c an,
vigorous criticism and dissection 0f II 10y the other
the superiority of the Maine statesman over th
President r. clearly brought to view to oumpc
It's acknowledgement 10y the most prcjudirrd
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
TIE MUGWTMPs POOH room IT,


There Is nothing Of moment contributed TO taIin
discussion In II.
HARDLY A EEDEEMlNG TRAIT ~ BOT RBON EY Is
Thc Boffon I"dL
II * only lust. however. to say that Mr. nalnc
finds a moral side t0 the Vh.Rry taN and adVncatc-
the tax In the interest of temperance we'll A. ~
the farmers.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
THE BLAINE INTERVIEW.
FURTHER COMMENTS OF THE PREsS--TIE
COUNTRY RCCSED.
A CHAMPION OF PROTECTION.

Mr. Blaine Ia true American and an honest champion
OF protection. What he says In his Paris interview
sound Republican dectrIne. In common with every hc
publican he realizes that President Cleveann mas pro
free trade as the issue In the campaign
Of lSes and there is d. ubt thar he will bc found mex
year. whether As candidate or NOT hurhng P'o'ee'oi
hot shst into tho camp OF the free traders
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
An INSTITUTION WORTH PRESERVING.
Irnln The MiIminnfon lNsl N,Irs

Mr. Blaine Is fOriblc and impressive I'm tho
emphasis which ho lays on the extent and value Of
own home market, amounting already to more than
$40 OOO, 100000 a year.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-29

Miss Anna Boyd went to Rapid City
Tuesday and returned yesterday after
noon accompanied by her brother and
his wife. They will remain ut the
Springs several weeks.
Mrs. Simmons and Miss Mahoney
left for Rapid City Tuesday morning
in response to telephone message
informing them of the serious illness
of their mother at that place.
A. s. Way and wife and N. j. Way
and wife, of Hermosa, and N. Nc
Cormack and family are camping in
Hermosa Hollow--north of town on
warm brock. OF course they. like all
others who have camped there, are
delighted with the surroundings.
Mr.. and hyyrs. $. C. Hayes, the parents
OF Mrs. j. w. collars. Misses r. i. and
Dora Hayes, sisters of hers came in
Sunday. having driven across from
Pierre. They will iemain at the Park
Tor a few days and then go downto the
sprinss. Rapid City Republican.
The family of Senator Paddock
departed for their home in Beatrice,
Nah., this week. 1t will bcremember-
ed that Mrs. Padded. came here several
weeks ago suffering from a severe at
tack of paralysis. indeed her relatives
and friends had almost dispairel & her
recovery. but We are pleased to note
that she returned home in perfect
health and that every trace Of this
painful disease has been entirely eradi-
Gated from her system.
The following are among the ar
rivals at the M;nnclsahta Hotel during
the week: j. w. lber. Omaha: X. H.
l'lume, Rapid City: ID. IL. Thomas,
Carbonate; John kroning. Rapid City:
w. l.. Wallace Omaha; w. Hodgett
and w. y. Whitmore. Neleish, Neb;
A. V. Weeder, Sioux City, Iowa; G. L.
Jensen, Rapid City: A. McIiaughton
and Miss Cornie Holr. Sioux City; A.
a. l4asch. Lincoln, Neb., NJ. Ballard
and Z. Z. Cook. Chadron; Geo. w.
Wilson, Chicago: Samuel L. Sturges,
Ottumwa, la: James II. Sturges,
Stuart. Ncb: VIM. p. Fuller, Omaha;
q. n. Booth. i)es Moines; Darwin
Smith. Chicago: u. J. Goldman. Broken
Bow, Neb; I. w. Tuthlll, Buffalo Gaps.
w. ID. Salmon. Frank Lewis, A. l..
Jacobs and L. II. Linsncr, Rapid City;
T. ID. Stinson and wife. Hayward
CRANKY, Mrs. w. III. ;stinson and son.
all of Chicago; Gus. w. Rode. Oelrichs;
X. y. Thompson and L. p. Lorey,
buffalo Gap; Frank Hum, Dcadwood;
James Manard and p. NJ. Franklin,
Butfalo Gap: Buel r.. Wood. Custer;
w. w. nriskill. w. Middleton and wife
and Miss Lucy sswicher. Missouri
Valley; y. I. Van Devort. Buffalo Gap;
Mrs. Emoul. Lansing. Mich; l.. G..
johnson. A. Eiordan and Thco. larcllow
Buffalo Gap; G. NJ. Collins, Omaha.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

l'los. King. OF Cascade, e,iacd at the
Ferguson Monday.
B. +. Blessing was in the city the
first of the week.
Sam Lowe, of Hat Creek, fed at tie
Ferguson Tuesday.
Ed. Kent was Cascasler at the
Ferguson Tuesday.
Quite cold wave passed over this
locality on Wednesday.
c. A.Coleman was Ferguson House
arrival from Chicago Tuesday.
L. S. Brooking. of Alkaaa, Mon, is a
guest at the Ferguson House.
|. c. Landers and +. O. Scott were
Obstetrics in the city Friday.
Ed. Daniels came over from Hat
Greek this week to attend court.
County Assessor +. p. Chilson book
ed at the Ferguson House Tuesday.
W. II. Lyon. was Sioux Falls
arrival at the Minnekahta Sunday.
Z. S. Turner, of Cascade, booked at
the Ferguson the first of the week.
N. H. Stevens, of Bar L ranch spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in the city.
S. Arnold. of Calanus, Iowa, was a
Sunday arrival at the Furgeson House.
Fin Potter came down from Rapid
City Monday and put up at the Fergu.
son.
&C. Chambers and lady, of Cascade,
registered at the Ferguson House Tues
day.
Landlord collars has been little
under the weather during the past
week.
Attorney Frye. of Custer. has hecn
courting at the Springs during the
week.
&C. johnson, Of Sterling. ILL.,, arrived
at the Minnekahta Hotel Friday Of last
week.
Judge Eastman was a representative
Oclrichs citizen at the county seat this
week.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-29

Maj. Edwards. Of the Fargo 11ygws,
after commenting on the extension of
the freedom OF the city of Aberdeen to
unpopular representative, DIR. Stewart
by the citizens OF that place in recog-
milton OF his services rendered last
winter, adds: doe the .f,wus is com
ing over to try Your Hot Springs
hey?'
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-29
cAMP MEETING.

Camp meeting under the auspices Of
tlie Methodist Episcopal church will he
held in the grove near the Minnekahta
Hotel in Hot Springs, beginning Tues
day. August 2. 1887. Everybody is
cordially invited to attend.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-29

The grand jury looked over the Co.
effects on Thursday, and also surveyed
the numerous buildings scattered over
town where the Co officials do business.
They were not rreposessed with the
appearance of what they saw, by the
looks of their grave faces.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-29
DEDICATION CT M. {. cHuRct

The dedication of the NJ. L. church
in Hot Springs will take place on Sun.
day. Aug. T. II is confidently expect
ed that Bishop Merrill, of Chicago, will
be present and preach the dedicatory
sermon. Let everybody attend.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-29

The Chronicle in commenting upon
the pcrSriring and lisconSo!atc poet oil
the STAR, sends cheering request to
fly to that "Altorf of America, where
gentle zephyrs fan the cheek"
We long TO grasp thy cooling hand.
and sniff the breath from "Altorf land,
but bullion> temple once so fair, has
left us with no cash to spare.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-29

Scarcely day passes hut from ono
to SIX llermosians fold their tents like
the Arabs and quietly stealaway tothc
cosy retreats of our delightful noun.
tain parks and pockets. or to the restor-
ativc waters of Hot Springs. We mov,
that Il general vacation he granted and
all our citizens bctake themselves te
pleasure resorts. Pilot.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-29

Court convened at Hot Springs on
Monday and in consequence thereof.
we were permitted to -eatcl, u glance
of the tout cn scnblc OF Fall River Co.
citizens. Rathera prcposessing outfit
take them up one side and down the
other
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-29
EETalL MARKET REPORT.
coRREcreowEExLY BY 8. o. FARGO SON
(srucrLY CAST, QUOTATIONS.,
BUSINESS LOCALS.

BUSINESS IOCAlS.
FOR SALE.
have for sale at my place five miles
north of Hot Springs, one two-year
old Thoroughbred Shortllorn bull and
and two Hereford yeariings. This
stock is in goor33.condition and will be
sold cheap for cash. JOSEPH THOMAS.
Perfect Rest Bed Springs.
Perfect Rest Bed Springs.
"7ahn it Easy and get one Of those
$500 llammocks to do it in.
sc. FARGO & SON.
Perfect Rest Bed Springs"
CHOICE BUTTER always on hand
at S. c, FARGO & SONS.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-29

DIRECTORY.

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS a. S. STEWART
a. A. POWELL. JAMES A. SMllH.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY Eugene y. .;orton.
0HRRIFF--a A. GODDARD.
REuIsRER II OF DEEDS. Ksnnrt f.ariis.
TRRASIIEER.-M II Phillips
ASSESSOR =. p. Ch:!scy
PROBATE -LG &c. Eastman.
6UPT. rIH. lNSrRuc.--W. &. Thompson.
JCDGE FIRST .lIpIClAi. DIST ion. c. NJ.
Thomas Of l'cadwand.
CLERK OF COtl Rr.--,:. u. SAWYER.
JUSTICE oi, THE rELrl...w. II. Weed,
Cascade. j. y. Jones. Hot Springs. L. Eacs.
(Slsiche. O. $ Frary. Cascade.
U. s. LAND OFFICE.
SR0IeTER.-J II. Whi,cside Dcuiwood.
NECRlvEk.-.Jo!n !.ai'abre.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-29

The rev laundry building of Geo
Longs ON First street. between Las.
sards restaurant and Cnrraa's saloon,
is now iinislsc;! ard George is prepared
To dish up brciie,', scrambled and
irlcasscc' shirt in Il manner To suit the
most iistiIeols. Give him cali.